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Rogers a n d Sciii,tiolicrtbrs, Mtn.. : cC,slofl l uiiding . s,. Wrattltterp at winch latter place a plan e ,, the sa iT ICiruses may ' seen, DIXON'S AbITIBILI,OOS PILLS. 1 -I HESE . PILLS tiavb long' &twined a just Cote brity to the private practice of the Pruprietar, Mr, DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in inr.y obstinate Bilious I)isorders, on numerous Patients of tinAioa andothers, particularly the late Uuke of lledtori, Sir George Warren, the Dowager Lady Say and See, the • Viseauitte4sliuliteley . &c.lte: he was persuaded to oll'a thew to the 1? tabliFottr the approbation suet the sanative, 4 40.14iiritito: . Tit Pills are found to be AO incomparable remedy, for re storing ..the tone to.the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and. their consequent a134gice4401 . 2 tationa and tiatuleneies. They prevent habitual and tempo. r.iry Costireness, sick Head itch's, and tleart.born; Mitch is ocCasloried.by pregnancy, and a debilitate , l:stoinachovhethee arisinglrom the actimo:ty of the redundant bile, intemperate, diet, Or drinking - Au excess,: • -Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, C4.4= corner 01. paternoster,row ; and by MOP Colintry. Venders, in Boxes at IS. qd. 65., and 115. 2f. each.. • T o T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, .N'o. st, New Riltige-sirm. London. liii , . , _.; Edinburg h, May 2, :No e. . . ' ' . T N t h e -sp r ing of 17 9 4 I was alfii&ea with complaint, which I treated wi:h intlistir. to the vim, Venereal, grice for fi ve months; but was thee obliged to Ipply rp a who put a temporary st.T regular, Physician, ,„.,,,,, ~.,f t h e Disease (by mercuric t aplilications) for s o m e —o f -rowing, in spite of all medicine and the advice tune; but K of the first Gentlemen of 4he Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state 41122052 tato bevond description, beins An entre e . , r amlieled *rid be ; "anti . . _ . .ei,er, d ulcerated from brief to toot. —My head , 'throat, mou t h ; n o se, legs,. arms, & e. have been alterneiely in danger Qi becoming' us eless; in short; I . have hail from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on• my hocir, and nearly•totally de. protect of inous tight- T -1 t would he , volum to particula. never nze . 4 4 my e ase, -suttee it to say. ther e . way, or eta virtu cated I was loni loolfea upon by my f r i ends, i iirict imagined Tay:salt. beyond all hopes or recovery r e i. i n . deed, u my then condition, .death was piefe to rny more than miserable state. In this deladtul amule t ditl I'drag a most Misereble existeni-e, till •Divine i iovidene* threw. in my way a Newspaper contatnine the ...tse of A Mr. R. ot Plymouttf- -my wends reed it, I coal., not. --I sent and procuted same of your LEAKEI2 PATENT PILLS, whica, by using from ti ;veto time, am now, Ala hav e Long been, (after. more t 04,1 f sir yearn inclose:lhp bit diStrl 99 )7 it' as Phi a state of n.-41110 ai. ever I en)nye,l; as a puror at toss, s 11/WA tint, tlirt,ol4, heelttlY cnild term r,,, MC 4 2'S'V Motlth3 ago. In gratity's to God, 44 i , l n hopes of , . taste:jag my. 1,4 Low...mature service, I retpiest yott to Lush to he satisfied of the truth of tuts , or Further pitch . r eulars*,.to me or my friends, by l etter or pirsen . 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